1000 NAMES: on display at Fabrica gallery in Duke Street, Brighton
Anish Kapoor's version of Scheherazade’s creation of the stories of 1001 nights (along with her sister) runs around the outside of Blood Relations (2006). Written by Salman Rushdie, the text asks the reader to keep walking around the piece.
1000 Names (1979-1980) is part of a series of pigment pieces and explores Kapoor’s relationship with intense colour.
Music Boxes (1995-1996), as its title suggests, is a collection of music boxes, created by Kapoor and his composer cousin Brian Elias.
Free. A festival guide will be present from noon to 8pm.
Open daily throughout the festival.
Supported by Fabrica
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